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10-5 pm CST Mon-Fri Wire Basket Dog Muzzles for most size Dogs!Works great for hard-to-handle dogs during visits to the veterinarian or groomers and is highly recommended by Veterinarians, Dog Trainers & Behaviorist and will discourage dogs from biting, chewing and eating unwanted objects such as rocks & sticks. It will allow the dog to pant & drink water The wire basket dog muzzle can be worn while the dog is walking, playing or running. The dog muzzle is made of chrome wire and leather. The straps are adjustable and won't stretch. The nasal part inside the muzzle is made of leather, but is also lined and padded with felt for the dogs comfort. The Boxer-Pit Bull muzzles #3/1 & #3/2, & the Rottweiler muzzles #2/1 & #2/2 have a forehead strap. Please measure your dogs Nose length & circumference! How to measure your dogs nose: Length - measure your dog from his eyes to the tip of his nose. Circumference - measure just below the dogs eyes, go all the way around the snout. This should be the widest part of the nose just below the eyes. For small dogs add approximately 1/2" to 3/4" the dogs exact circumference of his nose. For medium dogs add approximately 1" to 1-1/2" to the dogs exact circumference of his nose. For big and large dogs add approximately 1-1/2" to 2" to the dogs exact circumference of his nose. For More Help on Muzzle sizing click here To see all sizes of the wire basket muzzles click here Please use common sense when using any dog muzzle. How long the dog is left unsupervised while muzzled is strickly up to you, the dog owner.
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